Author: Yang Chenggang
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: 2005 Pop Classic Love Novel! Heart-wrenching love, unforgettable pain! The internet singer Yang Chenggang, who rose to fame with "Rat Loves Rice," continues his success with a album and a online music movie, followed by a novel. In the book, "the rat" is not an internet singer but an artist, and the female protagonist is not called "rice" but "millet." The song "Rat Loves Rice," co-created by "the rat" and a street singer who sang in subways, gained popularity through daily performances in the subway and eventually went viral online. The book depicts the confusing love story of young people. The male protagonist is a young artist, and due to his cleverness, his friends gave him the nickname "the rat." "The rat" comes from a humble background and lives a very hard life. He earns a living by drawing portraits for others at the tunnel entrance every day. At night, he also surfs the internet and plays with QQ. He meets a very wealthy but extremely frustrated girl named Millet. Millet's parents divorced when she was young. To ensure her daughter had a good life, her wealthy parents provided her with substantial financial support, but since they already had their own families, they really didn't have time to spend with their daughter. Millet grew up without the love of either parent, forming an introverted personality. She grew up in a lonely environment. After a period of online communication, "the rat" and Millet fell in love. However, "the rat" always believed he was a poor artist with neither money nor status, and he felt he was completely unworthy of the wealthy Millet. Additionally, the temptations of the outside world kept this young couple from walking down the aisle. During their extremely frustrating days, the street singer who constantly struggled with "the rat" for survival at the subway entrance co-created the song "Rat Loves Rice" with him. Every day before finishing their work, they would passionately sing "Rat Loves Rice" at the tunnel entrance.
Rats love rice
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